PROJECT PATENT definition

PROJECT PATENT means a Patent claiming Project Know-How.
PROJECT PATENT means an application filed by TEMPLE for PROJECT RESULTS, and any patents issuing therefrom.
PROJECT PATENT means a United States patent application filed by LICENSEE in TEMPLE's name for research results obtained under the RAND AGREEMENT.

Examples of PROJECT PATENT in a sentence

  • TO GENENTECH AND -------------------------------------------------------------------- COVERED BY RESEARCH PROJECT PATENT RIGHTS AND CURAGEN PROJECT PATENT RIGHTS OR ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ EXTENDED LICENSE PATENT RIGHTS.

  • XXX (and YYY, if applicable) retain/s the non-exclusive, irrevocable right to use PROJECT TECHNOLOGY and/or PROJECT PATENT RIGHTS for its research and educational activities at no charge.

  • With respect to PROJECT INVENTIONS and PROJECT PATENT RIGHTS resulting there from, the right of first negotiations shall exist for a maximum period of one (1) year after receipt of notice of any PROJECT INVENTIONS.

  • INDUSTRYPARTNER shall be granted a first right of negotiations regarding the non-exclusive use of XXX (and YYY, if applicable) part/s of PROJECT TECHNOLOGY and/or PROJECT PATENT RIGHTS in the FIELD, this license being liable to certain payments, the details of which will be negotiated in good faith between the PARTIES in a separate agreement, according to reasonable and appropriate market conditions; each PARTY'S contribution to the respective PROJECT TECHNOLOGY shall be taken into consideration.

  • INDUSTRYPARTNER shall, in any case, pay the costs and charges for any actions already undertaken and required in future to safeguard any PROJECT PATENT RIGHTS.

  • TO GENENTECH AND -------------------------------------------------------------------- COVERED SOLELY BY CURAGEN PROJECT PATENT RIGHTS OR EXTENDED LICENSE PATENT --------------------------------------------------------------------------- RIGHTS.

  • In the absence of common interest, the PARTY desiring protection may seek for such protection in its own name and at its own expense, own such PROJECT PATENT RIGHTS subject to applicable patent law and be responsible for covering all expenses related to filing, maintaining and prosecuting such PROJECT PATENT RIGHTS.

  • The PARTY filing, prosecuting or maintaining a JOINT PROJECT PATENT shall, upon request of the other PARTY, (a) provide the non-filing PARTY with drafts of all filings and correspondence to, and copies of all notices and correspondence from the United States Patent and Trademark Office or analogous foreign body regarding such JOINT PROJECT PATENT; and (b) reasonably consider and take into account the non-filing PARTY’s comments on such drafts.

  • Either PARTY may elect not to fund (or to cease funding of) filing, prosecution or maintenance of any JOINT PROJECT PATENT in any country by providing written notice thereof to the other PARTY, and thereafter such other PARTY shall solely own such patent application or patent in such country, which shall no longer be deemed to be within the JOINT PROJECT PATENTs.

  • Either PARTY may elect not to fund (or cease funding of) filing, prosecution or maintenance of any PROJECT PATENT in any country by providing written notice thereof to the other PARTY, and thereafter such other PARTY shall solely at its own expense obligate the owning PARTY to maintain said PROJECT PATENT in the country in question.


More Definitions of PROJECT PATENT

PROJECT PATENT means PROGRAM PATENTS and CRUCELL PATENTS.
PROJECT PATENT means a patent or pending patent application on any Project Invention.
PROJECT PATENT means any Patent that has a priority date on or after the Effective Date and claims or covers any invention within the Project Know-How.

Related to PROJECT PATENT

  • Patent Rights means all patents and patent applications, including all divisionals, continuations, substitutions, continuations-in-part, re-examinations, reissues, additions, renewals, extensions, registrations, and supplemental protection certificates and the like of any of the foregoing.